Compos techno X-type

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Sujet de la discussion Posté le 07/02/2005 à 13:34:16

J'ai fait ca hier , j'attend vos avis pour la continuer :clin:

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41 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 18:08:10

Mets toi sur "skype" koma :mdr:

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42 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 18:09:41

Ouai de l'electro coréenne on s'est compris quoi!!

Chez pas ! ! !

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43 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 18:28:53

Citation : Ouai de l'electro coréenne on s'est compris quoi!!

Deja la Techno et l'Electro sont deux courants différents de la musique électronique, donc moi j'ai pas trop compris :??:

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44 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 20:08:44

Je savais pas que ca existé moi l'electro , et il voulais dire "electronique coréenne" il parlait de tout s'qui tourne autour , et pour moi la techno c'est de la musique electro (electro=electronique)

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45 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 20:17:29

Electro (also known as electro funk) is an electronic style of hip hop directly influenced by Kraftwerk and funk records (unlike earlier rap records that were closer to disco). Records in the genre are unabashed about their use of electronic and artificial sounds, taking this technological fetish almost into science fiction with many records about space travel and futuristic dystopias.

Bronx, NY based artist Afrika Bambaataa's Planet Rock (1982) is one of the first electro records, using elements of Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express and Numbers. Bambaataa and artists like Juan Atkins group Cybotron, Planet Patrol, Jonzun Crew, and Newcleus went on to influence the genres of techno, ghettotech and drum and bass. Los Angeles artists Egyptian Lover and Arabian Prince gave birth to electro hop, a less funky, more bass-heavy West Coast sound, similar to 2 Live Crew and the Miami Bass scene. Detroit also has a unique style sometimes called "electro" which is more like a modern house-like techno.

Common equipment in electro production includes drum machines, sequencers, synthesizers, and more recently laptop computers. A legendary drum machine, still used today, was the Roland TR-808.

Although the early 1980s were electro's heyday, there are a number of artists still making music in this style. Modern day electro artists include Adult, Ectomorph, and Anthony Rother.

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46 Posté le 08/02/2005 à 20:38:16

Arette de jouer sur les mots maitre capelo.

Pu--t-in de m-rde :fache: